A nurse coordinator monitors all patients, manage all nurses, is responsible for all nursing activities, and oversees clinical care. In this career, your typical job duties range from evaluating patients to developing care and treatment plans. You also train employees and communicate with upper management. The career requires you to have at least an associate degree in nursing, although most employers prefer those with a bachelor’s degree. You must also be certified as a registered nurse (RN) for this job. Other important qualifications are excellent communication skills, management experience, and an understanding of all relevant medical computer software.